This sword is a faithful replica of the Szczerbiec , the Polish King's coronation sword. Each sword is handmade with high carbon Toledo steel. Weight, size and length correspond to the original sword. 

A unique replica of the Polish coronation sword - the toothed sword. Szczerbiec was most likely built at the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries. Its first documented owner was Bolesław I of Masovia (1208-1248), and it was first used during the coronation of Władysław I the Elbow-high (1320). During World War II he was deported to Canada. Currently kept in the Wawel State Art Collections.

Technical data:

Length: 95 cm -37.4 inches

Weight: 1.6 kg - 3.5 pounds

Gold handle, richly decorated with an ornament (originally in the niello technique) with the symbolism of the Lamb of God, the Evangelists and a vine motif (head and crossguard). The head on the obverse has a tetragrammaton - the letters alpha and omega of the Greek alphabet and the Latin inscription " REC. FIGVRA. TALET. AD AMOREM. REGVM. ET. PRINCIPVM. IRAS IVDICV. M” meaning “this sign strengthens the love of kings and princes and the anger of judges.” The crossguard on the obverse has the Latin inscription " QVICVMQVE hEC + NOMI[N]A DEII SECVM TVLERI[T] NVLLVM PERICVL[VM] CN EI OMNINO NOC[E]BIT" ("whoever carries these names of God with him will be in no danger in won't hurt at all) and on the reverse " CON. CITOMON.. EEVE SEDALAI. EBREbEL" fervent faith is inspired by the names of God Sedalai and Ebrehel" and the vine ornament. The blade has a slot for placing a relic in it. Replica made of high-carbon Toledan steel.